China's Factory Sector Shrinks Again, But Rate Slows—Testing Beijing's Stimulus Strategy

Persistent Chinese manufacturing weakness signals ripple effects for global supply chains and commodity demand, while forcing Beijing to choose between stimulus spending and fiscal discipline at a moment when growth is already slowing.
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